If something is in use, but not proven to the satisfaction of those not using it, at what point does it become accepted as fact and when does belief become all that is needed?
Just a thought.
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Preparing @Monday’s class, we find thickened fascia running from the edge trap across the border of the scap. I’ll be interesting to see how this develops the torso and neck. This is usually a response to functional input and may well impact elsewhere. functionalanatomy.co… pic.twitter.com/wSbI…
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The image of the ITB that we see in anatomy books is a sculpture. The fascia is trimmed away, leaving behind the familiar band. Here’s what it looks like before that’s done. Everything here has a function, but we tend not to know about it. #fascia #humananatomy #anatomy pic.twitter.com/QL6h…
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A feature of the online class is that i use a microscope to look at the fibres we are working on. It gives a greater understanding of the behaviour of underlying tissues. Here we can see the fibres of the superficial fascia that hold fat in place. #fascia #anatomy #fatcell pic.twitter.com/BdEw…
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Today we get to meet our donors. This lady has had a mastectomy & what looks like lymph node removal, as well as many other scars. An ideal opportunity to examine how scarring affects and impacts on movement. #scartissue #anatomy #dissection
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The Sphincter of Oddi (two Ds) or the hepatopancreatic sphincter. Tucked deep in the duodenum, people I know claim to be able to feel it through the abdomen. I’m sure they’re feeling something, but is it this? #viscera #barral #guts #visceralmanipulation #anatomy pic.twitter.com/gAHW…
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Fibularis. Knee? Ankle? Foot? A nice lever and and function. youtu.be/VWDw-6Fevdc via @YouTube #fascia #kneepain #anatomy #eversion #sprains
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When is a floor not a floor? Maybe when it’s got three (or two) holes in the middle of it. Join @VaginaCoach Kim Vopni and myself on Thursday 1st April 9pm BST when we discuss the missing bits! @JoinClubhouse #pelvicfloor #fascia #womenshealth #pelvichealth #peroneum
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